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Guest Posting on Sites with a Low PR: Is There an SEO Benefit?
Aug 8th
It’s no secret that guest posting is becoming one of the most popular ways to earn quality backlinks. Contributing a guest article in exchange for a link back to your site not only improves your SEO, but it helps your company gain visibility and credibility in the industry. However, there are a few known rules [...]
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Guest Posting on Sites with a Low PR: Is There an SEO Benefit? – Search Engine Journal
Aug 8th
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Guest Posting on Sites with a Low PR: Is There an SEO Benefit?
Search Engine Journal Contributing a guest article in exchange for a link back to your site not only improves your SEO, but it helps your company gain visibility and credibility in the industry. However, there are a few known rules about the SEO success of guest posting … |
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What is Natural Search Engine Optimisation and How Can You Benefit? – Business 2 Community
Jul 25th
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What is Natural Search Engine Optimisation and How Can You Benefit?
Business 2 Community Natural Search engine optimisation, or SEO for short, is the process of making a website more relevant to search engines. The desired result of SEO is to get your page to appear higher up the organic search rankings. The higher a website or a page … Multiple Media Convergence in Search Results Increases Brand Awareness New Research From Conductor Shows Millions of Dollars in Brand Value Lost … |
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[Survey] Developer Interest in Enterprise Apps Likely to Benefit Microsoft
Jul 24th
What drives app developers? Is it creating great new experiences for consumers on their smartphones and tablets? Scratching an itch of an idea they’ve always hoped would be more than a napkin sketch? Well, sure, but the most powerful motivation is simply to make a buck, and that is why many developers are are building apps for the enterprise rather than the consumer market. That could spell good news for Microsoft as it tries to gain a mobile foothold the face of Apple and Android dominance.
The consumer market for apps is a hit or miss game, at best. For every Angry Birds hit, there are thousands of apps struggling to break even. So more and more app developers are building enterprise apps, where the path to profit is much more clearly defined, according to the latest developer survey from Appcelerator and IDC. The survey included 3,500 developers from around the globe.
The enterprise mobile market once belonged to one company almost exclusively: Research In Motion. The BlackBerry reigned as the beginning and end of enterprise mobility for much of the 2000’s, based on the strength of its security and communications features. Yet enterprise mobility has outgrown out of those basic functions as smartphones and tablets can perform many more actions than sending and receiving email. As RIM failed to deliver on the promise of the new mobile landscape, enterprises turned to Apple’s iPhone and iPad as the logical successor. Developers followed.
According to the survey, 53.3% of developers are interested in developing iOS application for the enterprise. That trumps the 37.3% of developers interested in Android for enterprise and marks a shift from previous surveys in which the platforms were neck-and-neck with nearly 44% interest. Apple also holds the majority of interest for consumer apps.
The lower level of interest in Android for enterprise represents an opening for Microsoft. During the rise of the iPad, enterprise IT managers said repeatedly that they wanted a tablet that was completely compatible with Windows systems. Microsoft is set to deliver that with Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and Windows RT (the ARM-based version of Windows 8). Developers have been gearing up for the release of Windows 8 throughout 2012, and about a third of respondants to the Appcelerator/IDC survey said they were “very interested” in Windows 8 tablets.
When it comes to smartphones, Microsoft is going to have to prove that Windows Phone can be successful. Only 27% of developers were very interested in Windows Phone 7, a drop from 37% the previous quarter. The reason is simple: Windows Phones are not selling well. Over the same time period, developer interest in Android increased because of its ubiquity in the consumer market and diversity of price points. Android may not fair well in the enterprise market because of concerns about security and other factors, but developers are drawn by numbers and the installed base of Android phones remains a lucrative market.
Sales are the determining factor in the battle of mobile operating systems. The well-reviewed Nokia Lumia and the promise of a new device to enter the United States in April (the Nokia Lumia 900 from AT&T) stimulated keen developer interest for Windows Phone 7 in the first quarter of 2012. But, as Lumia sales continue to disappoint, developer interest weakens. With all the hype builds around Windows 8′s upcoming release, it is only natural that developers will become more interested in that platform.
Apps define the mobile market, so tracking the interests of people who make those apps provides a good indicator of how each operating system will grow and evolve in coming months. Respondents of the Appcelerator/IDC survey expressed little to no interest in developing for BlackBerry, so it’s a good bet that Windows 8 will likely entrench itself as the third-place mobile operating system. iOS and Android will continue to duke it out at the top of the market, battling for individual verticals between enterprise and consumer interests.
The recent survey drew on the largest base of respondents to Appcelerator/IDC’s quarterly surveys to date. Nonetheless, it’s worth bearing in mind that the results may be skewed by the developer base of Appcelerator and its Titanium developer platform, as well as the specific questions asked.
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Report shows consumers using Yahoo search: Bing SEO can benefit marketers – Brafton
Jul 20th
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Report shows consumers using Yahoo search: Bing SEO can benefit marketers
Brafton While the company's market share has dwindled considerably recently, AYTM's results, paired with the news of Marissa Mayer's CEO appointment, could mean a resurgence for Bing SEO. However, many have wondered if Mayer could spell the end of the … Can Marissa Find the Signal @ Yahoo? Marissa Explains It All … to Yahoo? Marissa Mayer Leaves Google for Yahoo |
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Keyword Optimization for Video: 4 Great Tips to Maximize SEO Benefit – ReelSEO Online Video News
Jun 9th
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Keyword Optimization for Video: 4 Great Tips to Maximize SEO Benefit
ReelSEO Online Video News Like on-page text content, video seo requires the same kind of indepth keyword research for video to ensure that the right keywords are being targeted. To rank highly in the search engines (including video hosting sites like YouTube), it's absolutely … |
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Can Retailers Benefit From The Knowledge Graph & Schema? You Bet!
Jun 8th
The Knowledge Graph is the latest in a series of efforts in which Google has adopted technology from the semantic web aka the “Giant Global Graph” envisioned by Tim Berners-Lee. For those retailers who haven’t yet adopted schema.org microdata, Good Relations RDFa and other structured markup…
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Consultwebs.com Law Firm SEO Consultant Says Google+ Local Can Benefit Law Firms – San Antonio Express
Jun 2nd
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Consultwebs.com Law Firm SEO Consultant Says Google+ Local Can Benefit Law Firms
San Antonio Express Immediately after Google announced May 30 that it would replace Google Places with Google+ Local, the Consultwebs.com, Inc., SEO and Social Media teams came up with a plan of action for the law firm Web marketing company's clients. |
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Consultwebs.com Law Firm SEO Consultant Says Google+ Local Can Benefit Law Firms – Equities.com
Jun 2nd
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Consultwebs.com Law Firm SEO Consultant Says Google+ Local Can Benefit Law Firms
Equities.com Immediately after Google announced May 30 that it would replace Google Places with Google+ Local, the Consultwebs.com, Inc., SEO and Social Media teams came up with a plan of action for the law firm Web marketing company's clients. |
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Consultwebs.com Law Firm SEO Consultant Says Google+ Local Can Benefit Law Firms – PR Web (press release)
Jun 2nd
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Consultwebs.com Law Firm SEO Consultant Says Google+ Local Can Benefit Law Firms
PR Web (press release) Immediately after Google announced May 30 that it would replace Google Places with Google+ Local, the Consultwebs.com, Inc., SEO and Social Media teams came up with a plan of action for the law firm Web marketing company's clients. |
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